Shell¶

Starting and Exiting a Session¶

$ jmp shell --exporter example-local

Start a distributed mode exporter session:

$ jmp shell --client hello --selector example.com/board=foo

When finished, simply exit the shell:

$ exit

Interact with the Exporter Shell¶

The exporter shell provides access to driver CLI interfaces through the magic j command:

$ jmp shell # Use appropriate --exporter or --client parameters
$ j
Usage: j [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Generic composite device

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  power    Generic power
  storage  Generic storage mux
$ j power on
ok
$ j power off
ok
$ exit

When you run the j command in the exporter shell, you’re accessing the CLI interfaces exposed by the drivers configured in your exporter. In this example:

j power - Would access the power interface from the MockPower driver
j storage - Would access the storage interface from the MockStorageMux driver

Each driver can expose different commands through this interface, making it easy to interact with the mock hardware. The command structure follows j <driver_type> <action>, where available actions depend on the specific driver.